Banking & Finance
London (Bar)
4 years ranked
Provided by One Essex Court
Adam is a leading junior with a broad practice encompassing all aspects of commercial litigation, arbitration and advisory work. As well as general commercial litigation, Adam has experience in finance and banking litigation, private equity disputes and professional negligence litigation. He has acted on cases involving jurisdiction challenges, emergency arbitration, injunctive relief and has experience in the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Recent cases include: BM Brazil 1 Fundo de Investimento v Sibanye BM Brazil (a 5 week trial in the Commercial Court in summer 2024 concerning the interpretation and application of a material adverse effects clause); BNPP v Uro (2 week trial is listed for Autumn 2024 concerning a claim for a c.$250 million bond make whole premium); Qatar Airways v Airbus (a claim for over $1bn in connection with agreements relating to A350 aircraft – settled 2023); Borelli v Otaibi [2024] EWHC 1148 (Comm) ($81million fraud claim); JD Classics v PwC (multi-million pound professional negligence claim – settled 2023); Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton [2021] UKSC 20 (key Supreme Court case on scope of duty in professional negligence).
Called 2010 (Lincoln’s Inn). BA (first), BCL (distinction), MPhil (distinction), DPhil, BVC (outstanding).
COMBAR
Provided by Chambers
Adam Rushworth is a well-regarded junior who is frequently sought after to act in high-stakes banking litigation cases. He is also able to draw from his expertise in professional negligence and civil fraud, among other areas.
Adam Rushworth of One Essex Court has an eye-catching professional negligence practice in which he regularly handles high-value and high-profile matters. He has considerable experience in major claims and appeals concerning solicitors' and auditors' negligence.
Provided by Chambers
Adam has a huge brain and is a pleasure to work with.
He is like a dog with a bone - persistent and thorough in order to get to the right point.
He is an outstanding black letter lawyer and really knows his way around banking transactions.
His knowledge of the law is really something else and he's a very hard worker. He's on his way to being a superstar.
Adam Rushworth is absolutely superb. He is extremely quick and hard-working. He also presents things very clearly.
Adam is incredibly hard-working and solid technically. He's fantastic in court and turns his hand to tricky situations.
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